Peggy Revell It may have been her first time ever cross-country skiing but Kathryn Fischer was having a great time during the Rainy Lake Nordic Ski Club’s Family Ski Day on Saturday at the Rocky Inlet trails. The club also will be hosting its second-annual candlelight ski this Saturday (Feb. […]
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Peggy Revell Marc Blayney, associate dean of community engagement for the Northern Ontario Medical School, gave a brief overview of the history of the school, as well as how it is run, to those on hand for a dinner yesterday evening at La Place Rendez-Vous. Other speakers included Dr. Roger […]
Peggy Revell Retired English teacher Frank Maraj signed his newly-released book for Jesse Ranville, who was one of the many people lining up last Wednesday for a copy. Entitled “Snapshots,” the book is a collection of stories from Maraj’s youth in Trinidad, which students became acquainted with over his years […]
Peggy Revell Katelyn Bruyere and Rachel Anderson got creative by adding their own twist to a postcard at the Fort Frances Museum during Friday’s PA Day off school. The children on hand participated in activities and crafts centered around stamps and letters.
Dave Ogilvie Marg and Gord Woollard were among the 167 people who brave the blustery weather Saturday evening to attend the fish fry at the Emo Legion. Everyone on hand enjoyed an excellent meal, as well as a chance to visit with relatives and friends.
courtesy of the CRC Instead of rushing home to watch the Super Bowl pre-game coverage after the Sunday morning service, a large group of people stayed at the Emo Christian Reformed Church to enjoy a “Souper Bowl” lunch. A free-will offering was collected, with $600 being raised for the “Loaves […]
Mitch Calvert Jeremy Strain was one of several Muskie senior basketball players who showed off their dunking skills at Monday night’s practice. The team has a busy stretch of games this week after a long layoff due to weather cancellations and exams, culminating with a tournament in Kenora on the […]
Mitch Calvert Muskie forward Brendan Cawston looked to fight off Jay MacTavish of the St. John’s Ravenscourt Eagles during semi-final action Saturday morning at the annual John Taylor Piper Classic tournament in Winnipeg. The Muskies won 4-1, but then lost to Oak Park 4-2 in the final that night.
Mitch Calvert Emily Drouin (front) and her Muskie junior volleyball teammates warmed up by practising their digging skills Monday night in preparation for today’s NorWOSSA showdown against the Dryden Eagles at Fort High.
